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SENA 50S
Quote from Oltimer on December 12, 2020, 06:01Hi !
I am using Scenic since 1,5 years now and it works fine.
At the moment i am using simple Apple earpad to listen the navigation.Now i am thinking about using SENA 50S
https://www.sena.com/de/community/blog/was-ist-der-unterschied-zwischen-dem-50r-und-dem-50s
Has someone already tried that in combination with SCENIC APP ?
Any feedback is welcome
Thx,
Dietmar
Hi !
I am using Scenic since 1,5 years now and it works fine.
At the moment i am using simple Apple earpad to listen the navigation.
Now i am thinking about using SENA 50S
https://www.sena.com/de/community/blog/was-ist-der-unterschied-zwischen-dem-50r-und-dem-50s
Has someone already tried that in combination with SCENIC APP ?
Any feedback is welcome
Thx,
Dietmar
Quote from Guido on December 12, 2020, 06:53Hi Dietmar,
There are a few users having problems with the Sena SMH5. Check here: https://scenicapp.space/blog/forum/topic/sena-smh5/ and here: https://scenicapp.space/blog/forum/topic/sena-smh5/
Ive also had some email feedback of sena users having problems. Way less email from cardo users.
My personal advice: unless you have buddies with a Sena and you want to intercom with them, go for the Cardo. It’s simply better! It’s not only me saying this... various reviews all find the Cardo better and easier to use. Just search YouTube for “Sena vs Cardo” Sena only does one thing better than Cardo: marketing!
Hi Dietmar,
There are a few users having problems with the Sena SMH5. Check here: https://scenicapp.space/blog/forum/topic/sena-smh5/ and here: https://scenicapp.space/blog/forum/topic/sena-smh5/
Ive also had some email feedback of sena users having problems. Way less email from cardo users.
My personal advice: unless you have buddies with a Sena and you want to intercom with them, go for the Cardo. It’s simply better! It’s not only me saying this... various reviews all find the Cardo better and easier to use. Just search YouTube for “Sena vs Cardo” Sena only does one thing better than Cardo: marketing!
Quote from Guido on December 12, 2020, 07:00As for using with Scenic. It will work just fine. More or less similar that your normal earbuds be it wired or Bluetooth. The only thing that’s different is that the Sena and Cardo have more connections audio inputs (intercom, music, phonecall, fm radio, gps) and that’s where it sometimes goes wrong. E.g. by default the voice guidance instructions won’t come through if your buddy is talking to you over the intercom. That’s a matter of priorities that the Sena and cardo give to their various inputs. Depending on your model that’s configurable. In that case you might want to change the voice output to ‘as phone call’ in Scenic.
Hope this helps you a bit further.
As for using with Scenic. It will work just fine. More or less similar that your normal earbuds be it wired or Bluetooth. The only thing that’s different is that the Sena and Cardo have more connections audio inputs (intercom, music, phonecall, fm radio, gps) and that’s where it sometimes goes wrong. E.g. by default the voice guidance instructions won’t come through if your buddy is talking to you over the intercom. That’s a matter of priorities that the Sena and cardo give to their various inputs. Depending on your model that’s configurable. In that case you might want to change the voice output to ‘as phone call’ in Scenic.
Hope this helps you a bit further.
Quote from Oltimer on December 12, 2020, 09:14Hi Guido,
thx for your feedback.
If money is not the factor, which one out them ywould you suggest ?
https://www.cardosystems.com/products
Thx
Dietmar
Hi Guido,
thx for your feedback.
If money is not the factor, which one out them ywould you suggest ?
Thx
Dietmar
Quote from Guido on December 12, 2020, 09:28If my helmet would be compatible with the pack talk slim, I would take that (there’s a compatibility list on their site). It’s a less intrusive (and less wind catching) design. Otherwise I’d go for the bold, or maybe the black. Technology and feature wise they are all three the same. I think the black has bigger speakers but otherwise looks pretty similar to the bold
If you’re only going to use it for music and phone (no intercom) or perhaps passenger only intercom, than take a look at their freecom series.
But if money were no object I’d take one of the packtalks just to have the option of mesh intercom, should any of my buddies get it in the future.
In fact... I just got a new helmet and thinking about the packtalk slim myself. First waiting for a new windscreen to see if that helps reduce helmet noise. ( I’m currently using Bluetooth in-ear earbuds which help with noise isolation, but tend to fall out when putting on the new helmet. ). Windscreen might reduce noise enough to go without earplugs on shorter rides... and in that case will get packtalk slim.
(keep an eye on the blog for updates 🙂)
If my helmet would be compatible with the pack talk slim, I would take that (there’s a compatibility list on their site). It’s a less intrusive (and less wind catching) design. Otherwise I’d go for the bold, or maybe the black. Technology and feature wise they are all three the same. I think the black has bigger speakers but otherwise looks pretty similar to the bold
If you’re only going to use it for music and phone (no intercom) or perhaps passenger only intercom, than take a look at their freecom series.
But if money were no object I’d take one of the packtalks just to have the option of mesh intercom, should any of my buddies get it in the future.
In fact... I just got a new helmet and thinking about the packtalk slim myself. First waiting for a new windscreen to see if that helps reduce helmet noise. ( I’m currently using Bluetooth in-ear earbuds which help with noise isolation, but tend to fall out when putting on the new helmet. ). Windscreen might reduce noise enough to go without earplugs on shorter rides... and in that case will get packtalk slim.
(keep an eye on the blog for updates 🙂)
